Hollywood Night Clubs Guide

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 Boulevard 3 | 6523 W. Sunset Blvd
Boulevard3 was sparked by Peter Famulari's initial reaction to the space five years ago. A former denizen of New York City, he says, "This was how I visualized clubs: big, free-flowing, dramatic. I felt it was the only place that could possibly follow Skybar." Having experienced such New York venues as Studio 54 in their heyday, he was motivated to open a venue that shattered the malaise of the typical club scene.

 Marbella Hollywood | 6757 Hollywood Blvd
What used to be Day After is now a Spanish-themed architectural delight. Marbella sits right in the middle of Hollywood and is beautifully laid out both inside and outside. The Saturday resident DJ spins hip hop, top 40 and house. But what makes this spot so fun is the open layout that gives everyone a chance walk around and explore.

 Ecco | 1640 N. Cahuenga Blvd.
Ecco is in the trendy Cahuenga Corridor, L.A.’s first eco-friendly lounge will open its doors to a new world that no longer dismisses environmental awareness as out-of-touch and soft-headed. Ecco Ultra Lounge, housed in the remnants of the former Tokio nightclub, has thought of everything green, featuring eco-friendly cement, free valet parking for Hybrids, and a solar-paneled roof.

 Industry | 643 N. La Cienega Blvd
SBE does it again with the opening of Industry. What was formerly Area has now transformed to a new sleeker look and floor layout. Industry brings in young Hollywood every weekend and plays great music. Asian on Saturday and a mixed crowd on Fridays, it's a club that caters to everyone.

 Green Door | 1429 Ivar Ave
Recently featured on the 2009 season of Entourage, Green Door captures the essence and look of old Hollywood. With its classy interior design, this venue plays a variety of music and a dance floor that always a mix of tables and people dancing. A cool ambience with a fancy, gorgeous layout.

 Opera | 1650 Schrader Blvd
David Judaken's swanky Hollywood nightclub is as elegantly appointed as its velvet rope is tough. When it's not hosting X-games parties with Travis Barker or turning you away at the door, Opera is serving up signature drinks like The Fat Lady Sings and The Phantom. Opera is actually one half of two side-by-side nightspots (the rock n' roll side is club Crimson), though the two areas can be combined into one giant space.

 Les Deux | 1638 N Las Palmas Ave
Owned by the Dolce Group, Les Deux has been one of the hottest Hollywood venues for the last couple of years. It has the perfect blend of a beautiful crowd, lounge feel, and music that helps it continue to be at the top of partygoers' minds when going out on a weekend night. So if you're looking for a night club that feels like a lounge and plays songs you can sing to, then check out Les Deux.

 Social | 6525 W Sunset Blvd
Jeffrey Chodorow adds another major hotspot to his international portfolio of restaurants by Social Hollywood, a top notch, multifaceted restaurant and lounge located in reclaimed, historic landmark, The Hollywood Athletic Club. The Chodorow concept houses the modernized downstairs bar and lounge and three private upstairs lounges boasting a sleek, modern, high-tech game room.

 h.wood | 1738 N. Orange
The short-lived Stork Lounge known for its iron-clad velvet rope and burly bouncers has been replaced with h.wood; a bar that’s, ironically, less Hollywood and more relaxed, despite the name. The original industrial, art-loft design (made from antique salvaged bricks and windows from Andy Warhol’s factory in New York) has been given a makeover with comfy brown leather couches and wood tables.

 Cabana Club | 1439 Ivar Avenue
The old Sunset Room has been transformed into an indoor/outdoor paradise for party goers lucky enough to get inside this new hotspot. With cascading waterfalls, blue water pools, and outdoor cabanas, you'll spend just as much time outside of the club as you will inside.

 Citizen Smith | 1600 N Cahuenga Blvd
Two mahogany bars, faux Brazilian bull hide walls, candlelight and a plush patio seating distinguish Citizen Smith. Breathing life into Hollywood's Cahuenga Corridor, this sultry, hypnotizing spot is ideal for family dining, drinks and romantic dinners alike.

 Blue Whiskey | W Hotel, Westwood
If you want a lounge that plays great hip hop and has an aura of elegance and sophistication, then Blue Whiskey is the place to be. There's no dancing here but sofas are abundant. And while it's not in Hollywood, Blue Whiskey attracts a classy crowd that will remind you of old Hollywood.

 Haute | 665 North Robertson Blvd
The old Apple has now transformed into a beautiful new layout called Haute. Plush sofas, good music and a good mix of people. In many ways, it's kept the same elegance and sophistication as its predecessors but Haute has added a couple new bars to make ordering a drink a much faster experience.

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